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Yes, your infrastructure is essential
Yes, your infrastructure is essential

“Essential” is a common word used today. Network infrastructures supporting healthcare, education and more are being built quickly due to demand. These networks will be just as essential tomorrow as employees go back to their workplaces and students go back to school. Jason Reasor explains in this blog how you can ensure your infrastructure is ready for what’s next (or for future applications).

Jason Reasor Jason Reasor

April 28, 2020

2 minute read
Managing network connectivity as the fourth utility
Managing network connectivity as the fourth utility

The concept of the fourth utility is catching on in government services and CommScope is paving the way. In this blog, CommScope’s Jay Williams explains how the company is working with industry partners on developing solutions that are certified as UTG compliant.

Jay Williams Jay Williams

April 27, 2020

3 minute read
Transition from Grandfathered Part 90Z License to Part 96 CBRS
Transition from Grandfathered Part 90Z License to Part 96 CBRS

CBRS provides access to 100 MHz more spectrum than Part 90Z and can be used to resolve existing Part 90Z congestion in some areas. Part 90Z licenses will start expiring in October 2020, so licensees should act now to develop and execute their transition plans. Rashid Bhatti and Mark Gibson explain in this blog.

Rashid-Bhatti Rashid Bhatti

April 21, 2020

7 minute read
CommScope Recognized with a 5-Star Rating in the 2020 CRN® Partner Program Guide
CommScope Recognized with a 5-Star Rating in the 2020 CRN® Partner Program Guide

A 5-Star rating from CRN is the definitive listing of the most rewarding partner programs from technology companies that provide products and services through the IT channel. In this blog, Stephen Kowal explains how CommScope’s PartnerPRO Network achieved this accolade.

Stephen Kowal

April 16, 2020

2 minute read
Staying Connected with Wi-Fi During COVID-19
Staying Connected with Wi-Fi During COVID-19

CommScope is proud to announce we have donated 150 RUCKUS outdoor access points (APs) and 200 PoE switches to the Information Technology Disaster Resource Center (ITDRC), a non-profit that provides communication needs to first responders and communities affected by natural disasters across the US. The PoE switches and APs will be deployed over the coming months across the U.S. to support field hospitals and homework hot spots.

Heather Ruck Heather Williams

April 10, 2020

3 minute read
Hybrid Cloud is Now. Are You Ready?
Hybrid Cloud is Now. Are You Ready?

How do enterprises, service providers and multitenant data centers design infrastructure with agility and scalability? James Young answers this question in this blog.

James Young James Young

April 01, 2020

3 minute read
Understanding the CBRS opportunity
Understanding the CBRS opportunity

In this blog post, Mark Gibson takes a brief look at the white paper titled “The CBRS Opportunity” which was recently published by the Wireless Infrastructure Association.

Mark Gibson Comsearch Commscope Mark Gibson

March 31, 2020

2 minute read
Neighbors Helping Neighbors with Wi-Fi Hot Spots: The Quarantine Edition
Neighbors Helping Neighbors with Wi-Fi Hot Spots: The Quarantine Edition

In times of natural disasters and crises, one of the critical needs that is often overlooked is communications. In this blog, Heather Williams explains how Nextwave Wireless and CommScope teamed up to build a Wi-Fi homework hot spot.

Heather Ruck Heather Williams

March 20, 2020

2 minute read
Bolstering 5G coverage with small cells
Bolstering 5G coverage with small cells

Collaboration between operators, municipalities and manufacturers are crucial to ensure quality network deployments that meet both aesthetic requirements and drive design standards. In this blog, Iris Troiano explains how some small cell concealment designs are bolstering 5G coverage.

Iris Troiano Iris Troiano

March 17, 2020

3 minute read